@m4ximusprim3: And I thought Paultards with their long rambling GoogleReader-fueled canned responses were bad. It seems the NORML folks just can't let a chance to preach to the choir pass them by.
When the Big One hits L.A. or the next terrorist strike slams Manhattan, The Post will publish riveting "reaction stories" quoting the old dudes at the Holocaust Museum and Harry Reid.
@If_I_Had_a_Poodle: I thought he is the current editor of the editorial page and held that title throughout the Bush presidency, which that page dared not (and still dares not) criticize, as it relentlessly warmongered. The editorial page used to be somewhat balanced, but under Fred Hiatt has veered sharply to the right, almost to the point of becoming unreadable, on certain days, but by neoconservative dunderheads. It may be my personal bias, but I think this has even infected some of the paper's journalism.
They aren't? Well, they used to be! Great work, Marcus Brauchli! In just one year you've turned the Washington Post into a local paper. Ben Bradlee must be so proud.
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Also, that chipmunk is going to tear through his stash and then have nothing left for winter. you should be ashamed.
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